Sentence examples for highlighting once more from inspiring English sources

With the Conservatives and some in the media currently accusing him of recklessness, taxing and spending like the oldest of old Labour villains, the chancellor is highlighting once more his relationship with prudence.

This was a very minor triumph on a day when Australia chewed up the England upper order and unceremoniously spat them out again, highlighting once more the gulf in confidence and power between the two sides.

But new surveys suggest that political gravity could be dragging him down, opening the race up again and highlighting once more the fickle search among conservatives for an alternative to Mr. Romney.

The researchers at Harvard and INSEAD found that the main difference between the rich and poorer teens was not how much they ate but how much they exercised.All this serves as a reminder of an important fact, well known but worth highlighting once more.

"The main guarantee I can give is highlighting once more the importance of keeping an entry and to do that you need to keep two cars on the grid and this is what we are going to do," Ravetto said.

Gillan also said Williams wanted to thank rival teams, among them McLaren, for "generous offers of help, highlighting once more the excellent sportsmanship that exists in Formula 1 and high levels of camaraderie throughout the pit lane".

"Developments in the period under review have highlighted once more just how dependent on central banks markets have become," he said.

On Friday, the issue of spiritual belief within the African community was highlighted once more when Sita Kisanga and her brother Sebastian Pinto were found guilty at the Old Bailey of aiding and abetting the physical abuse of an eight-year-old girl.

The crew's return to Turkey on Tuesday highlighted once more the unpredictable nature of covering the conflict in Syria, which is said by the Committee to Protect Journalists to be the world's most dangerous place for the news media.

The umpire's reluctance meant an inevitable review, which went in the batsman's favour by a millimetre: the fact that the ball would have blasted leg stump from the ground merely highlighted once more the absurdity of the generous margins of error allowed the officials.

The obtained data highlighted once more the complexity of field exposure tests on real surfaces of the architectural heritage.